Independent Gas Marketers
Welcome back to our series on the complex world of natural gas! Many Manitobans use natural gas to heat their homes in the winter months, as gas furnaces are frequently more cost efficient than electric furnaces. We’ve already discussed the breakdown of your Manitoba Hydro natural gas bill; on this bill, your gas will generally […] Originally Published Here: Independent Gas Marketers Via Provincial Heating & Cooling - Winnipeg Manitoba Canada - Feed https://www.provincialheating.ca Via Home Improvement http://www.rssmix.com/via Blogger http://christyjesse.blogspot.com/2019/03/independent-gas-marketers.html March 21, 2019 at 02:11PM
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Why is My Furnace Blowing My Breaker?
Your furnace is one of the biggest consumers of electricity in your home, especially if you have an electric furnace. When the breaker that’s linked with your furnace keeps flipping, it’s a sure sign that something is off with your furnace. One or two of the causes of this can be resolved without the help […] Post Source Here: Why is My Furnace Blowing My Breaker? Via Provincial Heating & Cooling - Winnipeg Manitoba Canada - Feed https://www.provincialheating.ca Via Home Improvement http://www.rssmix.com/via Blogger http://christyjesse.blogspot.com/2019/03/why-is-my-furnace-blowing-my-breaker.html March 21, 2019 at 02:11PM
Mallorca in March
This year we decided to do something a bit different. We usually go to the mountains skiing for the Winter holidays but instead this year we decided to head further South to the island of Mallorca. We needed some sun and blue sky after weeks of clouds and cold weather here in Germany. Simon was really happy to discover the island on his bike. Mallorca is THE place to go for professional and amateur cyclists. The mild weather and the diversity of landscapes makes it a great place to practice during the Winter months. I later discovered that a lot of triathletes, hikers and runners also come here to train (our hotel seemed popular amongst sportsmen). Once thing i'd like to mention: I am not sure I would visit the island in Summer as it must be incredibly busy, we were really lucky to experience it in Winter, it was very quiet, no traffic and the beaches were empty. For the first time we stayed in a hotel with a half-board service and it was amazing! Normally we stay with family or rent during our holidays but I have to say it was really relaxing to stay in a hotel and not worry about cooking food! The old Palma has a lot of charm with colourful facades and a maze of narrow, quiet streets. Our daughter Ophelia had written down two addresses for eating out so on our arrival we had a delicious lunch La Molienda (great coffee) and on another day we had lunch at Rosevelvet Café (another place where you can enjoy great coffee with delicious cake!) Café du Cycliste This place was for Simon (cyclist fan) Facing this shop you also have Rapha, another great shop/café for cyclist fans :-) We went to visit the stunning Drach caves on a cloudy day. The kids loved it and after we went for a picnic on the beach. View of the Cala Figuera from the car. The drive to the lighthouse at the far end of Cap Formentor is breathtaking. The narrow and winding roads are very popular with cyclists. Photo with the kids at the Cap Formentor while Simon was having a great time on his bike. We found this dreamy beach - Playa de Formentor - were we had picnics on few occasions. It felt like we were lost in the Caribbean as the beach was empty (in Summer it must be hell!) via Blogger http://christyjesse.blogspot.com/2019/03/mallorca-in-march.html March 21, 2019 at 10:09AM
My love for colours and leaves
Today is the first day of Spring, my favourite season so I am very happy! I wanted to share with you some paintings I recently made inspired by my love for colours and leaves of all sorts and sizes! via Blogger http://christyjesse.blogspot.com/2019/03/my-love-for-colours-and-leaves.html March 20, 2019 at 02:09PM
House Twinning: It’s a Thing?
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Weekend Reading
It’s officially spring break for me and I’m spending this week in Hawaii with Matt and the kids. We’re vacationing on the Big Island and it’s the one Hawaiian island I haven’t explored so I’m excited to get out and about! I’ll be sharing on Insta of course, and please email or message me if you have a favorite spot here, I’d love to know! I’m not sure I’ll have much time for blogging this week, but being on this island might inspire something related to tropical style! Stay tuned! Meanwhile, here are some favorite links spied around the web! Wow, the vibe of this San Diego home and its stunning indoor outdoor transition! Check out the well designed interiors and pool of this hotel in Brisbane. This cake looks so beautiful and delicious. Pi is 31.4 trillion digits and counting! The benefits of weight training for women. These reasons are precisely why I love taking solo trips. Lesser known scenic national parks without the crowds. An inspiring example of endurance: she’s one tough grandma! Via Home Improvement http://www.rssmix.com/ via Blogger http://christyjesse.blogspot.com/2019/03/weekend-reading_17.html March 17, 2019 at 04:03PM
Variable and Fixed Rate Natural Gas
The world of natural gas is incredibly complex. There’s a maze of different companies involved, regulators and suppliers and manufacturers and storage facilities and investors galore! There are times when a company might only create pipelines, times when they might invest in pipelines and refineries; gas can literally be bought and sold on the market […] Read More Here: Variable and Fixed Rate Natural Gas Via Provincial Heating & Cooling - Winnipeg Manitoba Canada - Feed https://www.provincialheating.ca Via Home Improvement http://www.rssmix.com/via Blogger http://christyjesse.blogspot.com/2019/03/variable-and-fixed-rate-natural-gas.html March 15, 2019 at 04:03PM
Animals in Outdoor Decor
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Slim Console Tables
Last month, I bought an inexpensive black metal console table for my studio – I needed something slim in my tiny entry as a spot for dropping my keys and phone in the morning when I come to work. Underneath this skinny table I toss my shoes and backpack, I love having all my stuff in one place and easy to grab when I leave. All of us come home with our keys and phone and packages in hand and need a drop zone for setting them down. It can be tricky to find a table for a small entry or foyer that serves that purpose, but I found a few more for you!
Standard depth console tables jut out into a space and can eat up more of a room than you wish them to. Slim console tables also serve another purpose: they are perfect for areas where you don’t need seating but instead seek to fill the lower half of wall space. Above them you can hang art or photography or a flat screen TV and below use the console for a minimalist display of decorative objects.
Here are a few more consoles in slimmer profiles (15” or less) that will help anyone create a drop zone in a narrow foyer, or fill a blank wall without taking up too much space!
metalwork console / gold & faux marble rustic a frame / curved console metal & faux marble / hudson console white and glass / acacia mid century gold & walnut / white mid century . Via Home Improvement http://www.rssmix.com/via Blogger http://christyjesse.blogspot.com/2019/03/slim-console-tables.html March 14, 2019 at 04:30PM
Animals in Outdoor Decor
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